It used to be common during a job search for applicants to do preliminary research on different companies and touch up their résumés and cover letter – but recently, more hype has been focused on cleaning up social networking sites.

The career of a professional athlete is fast paced, exciting and constantly evolving. Minus the chance of being sacked by a linebacker, a career in journalism is similar.

It seems as if Hollywood has been going to extraordinary lengths to find truly interesting movie ideas.

“Your Highness” is an addition to the long list of films about the lives of lovable losers who choose to medicate themselves with a certain “plant.”

Internationally acclaimed sensation “STOMP” is returning to San Diego for the first time since 2007.

There have only been two golfers in the 39-year history of the Thunderbird Invitational to win the tournament in consecutive years.

The San Diego State men’s basketball team and its fans knew next season’s squad would have a very different look.

As I look back on the best season in San Diego State men’s basketball history, I can’t help but wish it never ended.

San Diego State professors, faculty members and students assembled yesterday in front of the Free Speech Steps as part of the state-wide California Faculty Association’s “Take Class Action” demand for the quality of higher education.

Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, visited University of San Diego last Thursday as the keynote speaker for the 15th annual Sister Sally Furay Lecture at the Joan B. Kroc Theater.

A new medical excuse policy was implemented by San Diego State Student Health Services last Monday.

Mr. Vice President, I won’t bother with addressing your misguided claims against The Daily Aztec, as I feel Ruthie Kelly did a fine job of clarifying the paper’s position. I will instead focus on your weak defense of Associated Students and your clearly misguided frustration.